Very valid points, but your speaking of pickups with light ass rear ends. I know my truck is going to be a PITA this winter, but its very do able, and I prefer RWD over FWD in the snow because its more predictable.
Also, If your pushing things out of parking spots I could almost gurantee that if it was FWD it would be stuck as well.
Originally posted by Andy W.:
Bull [censored]! I have a rear wheel drive pickup. And in snow or Ice with winter tires, It doesnt move with out 4WD. I try it allt he time.
My roommates brand new 350 handled like dick in the snow. While slowing around a corner and then going up a hill it would not move. Traction control cannot put more weight on the rear of the car for the tires to grip. Not to mention the wide tires of sports cars are worse than the thin tires.
You wanna know the cars I pushed out of parking spots last winter, a BMW 3 series and an RX-7. The wieght advantage over the wheels on a FWD cars is obvious.
-Andy
